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Buying a catamaran is a life project. Sailing to the four corners of the world is another one entirely — and that's where the Lagoon service network comes in, with support that doesn't stop at the shipyard dock.

Local experts, worldwide

Lagoon operates a unique global network of over 230 service points in nearly 50 countries. In the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, French Polynesia, or along the American coastlines, a trained and certified contact is always close by.

Beyond the sale, these dealers support owners through project definition, catamaran configuration, and ongoing life aboard.

Approved service centers around the world

Lagoon's technical centers are authorized to carry out approved warranty work as well as boat maintenance. They form a relay point within the dealer network. Wherever you are in the world, your boat can be serviced by technicians who know your catamaran inside out, using the right parts and procedures.

The global network now includes numerous service centers. The latest addition, BMS, based in Canet-en-Roussillon, strengthens Lagoon's presence in the Mediterranean with recognized expertise in maintenance, customization, and refit of the larger models.

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Support throughout the life of the boat

From project definition through every stage of ownership, the international Lagoon network is there for you.

Wherever you are, trained experts are on hand to advise you and answer any technical question.

It's not just about repairs or maintenance. It's also the ability to evolve your boat over time, customize it, upgrade it through the Neo program, or get technical advice on site, in a language you understand, in a port you know.


What it means for owners

Sailing far also means accepting distance from home. Knowing a solid network stands behind you changes the mindset on board. You set off with more confidence, venture further, and stay out longer. The Lagoon network is, in a sense, the assurance that your dream destination will never be compromised by a technical issue.

Lagoon 42 as an investment

Buying a boat is, for many, the fulfillment of a dream — but increasingly, it is also becoming a well‑considered investment decision. The world of yachting is developing rapidly, and demand for high‑quality charter vessels grows year after year. In such an environment, a new opportunity emerges: owning a boat that is not merely an expense, but a source of revenue. The key to success is choosing a partner who understands both the nautical market and the needs of the owner. One such partner is Kramer Yachting, a company whose comprehensive “Turn‑key” service enables carefree and profitable vessel management.

All information about the Turn‑key service is available at this link.

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